Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 9 octobre 1861, mercredi 9 octobre 1861

[" POST OFFICE, àloxiBEAL, September 4,1861.Arrivals and Departures of Mails at Montreal MAILS.Quebec (due only), Danville, &c., ( per Railroad.) North Shore Land Route to Quebic Sorel, Three Rivers, and Quebec, I by Steamer.f Canada West, Ottawa, and Upper / Ottawa,.f Laprairie,.St.Johns, C.E., Napierville and | Clarenceville.f TJ.S., except Portland & Lacolle,.t.Hyacinthe and Melbourne, .j- Fortland and Island Pond,.j- Chateauguay, Beauharnois and I Huntingdon,.f Lachine,.j- St Remi, Hemminçford&Plattsburg Chambly.St.Ceaaire, &c.,.Longueuil and Contrecœur,.St.Laurent and St.Eustache,.Grenville, Carillon & St.Benoit,.St.Theresa, St.Rose, St.Jerome,.DUE.10.00 p m 8.00\ta m 7.00\ta m 3.00\tp m 10.30 p m 10.00 a m 10.00\ta m 11.00\tpm 10.30 a m 12.45 p m 12.00\tp m 12.00 p m Terrebonne, New Glasgow,.St John, N.B., Halifax Montreal, 27th Sept., 1861.)\t232 ¦T-!-*.-\u2014-\u2014-\u2014\u2014 Cornoration of Montreal.POLICE \"CLOTHING, T ENDERS will be received at the Office of \" the undersigned, until NOON on THURSDAY, the TENTH day of OCTOBER instant, or the following articles of Police Clothing, viz: 6 WINTER COATS, for Officers 82 pairs PANTS, (the Cloth to be furnished by the Corporation) 82 pairs BOOTS 82 pairs GLOVES and MITTS 82 FUR CAPS According to Patterns to be seen at the Office of the Chief of Police.(By Order,) CHAS.GLACKMEYER, City Clerk.City Clkuk\u2019s Office,\t7 City Hall,\t> Montreal, 2nd October, 1861.)\t237 DM GOODS OH VIEW THIS DAY, JAMES MOBISON & CO, September 11.218 Vestings Hoop mi IWIAWU FACTORY.7'HE Undersigned are now MANUFACTURING, and keep constantly on hand, a large assortment of Hoop Skirts of every description, at prices far below the cost of those imported.M.GUTMAN & CO., 273 St.Paul Street, Montreal.September 23.\t228 mmz .nr HE subscribers beg to call the attention of I the public to their extensive stock of Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Drawing Room, Dining Room Red Room I FURNITURE.Having completed certain new arrangements in their manufacturing department, and having engaged the services of a skilful and experienced Draftsman and Designer, they feel confident that with their present facilities they are enabled, iu NEWNESS OF STYLE, ELEGANCE OF DESIGN.and first-rate WORKMANSHIP, to compete with any other establishment in their line in America.J.& W.HILTON.September 28.\t233 1861.CHICAGO.1861.Cleghorn, Leckie & Co., PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, General Agents & Ship Brokers, 13 SOUTH LA SALLE ST., CHICAGO, ILL REFERENCES : George Steel, Esq.,.Chicago.J.Edward, Wilkins, Esq., )\t\u201e H.B.M.\u2019s Consul,-S W.P Howland,Esq.,M.P.P., Toronto, C.W.Messrs.Norris & Neelon,.St.Catharines, CW.Messrs.E.Berry & Co.Kingston, C.W.Hon.John Young, M.P.P.,.Montreal, C.E.James Harvey, Esq.,.\u201c\t\u201c BANKING CORRESPONDENTS : Th Union Bank of London.London, G.B.The Bank of the State of New York.New York.S3\u201d Attention given to orders for Produce, to Chartering of Vessels, and Canadian business genei Uy.J.D.tEGHORN.| A.C.Leckie.| G.H.Sellars March 11\tly 69 PERRY DAVIS\u2019 VEGETABLE fficLLYL j&LiLLti- We ask the attention of the publie to this fre er test'd and unrivalled £-1 Jj'cbrrvily JÆedicine.it has been favorably known for more than twenty years, during which time we have received t!LaLL&ctrLclA of testimonials, showing this JÆedicme to be an almost never-failing remedy for diseases caused by or attendant upon \u2014 Sudden Colds, Coughs, Fever and figue, Headache, gilious Fever, (Pains in the Bide, yack, and Loins, as well as in the Joints and limbs, yfeiircLLcyui.urul ffL/uuuruaLin ffPcLUiA.in any part of the system, (Toothache and (Pains in T l Head and Face.fis a IfflacA\tand 'JJo.llc.for the êftarruxah-, it seldom fails to cure Qtyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, flaid Stomach, Heartburn, Kidney Complaints, ëflnlc.f/Tra rln dl r, (Piles, flsth-ma, or (Phthisic, Ringworms, y oils, Felons, Whit-lows, Old Sores, Swelled Joints, and (fpenwriLl (Zfcbilitu.of the If stem.It is also a prompt and sure Remedy for Cramp and (Pain in the Stomach, (Painters' Colic, (ZHicLn'-hcjia., (Dysentery, ëfirrn-rn.er ^Çam fi LcTurt, Cholera JÆorbus, Cholera Infantum, Scalds, y urns, Sprains, yruises, Frost yttes, Chilblains, as well as the Stings of Insects, Scorpions, Centipedes, and the yites of (Poisonous Insects and Venomous Reptiles.See Directions accompanying each bottle.rt has been tested in every variety of climate, and by almost eixeru.ruaLicr k.n.aiAJLn.to flmericans.It is the almost constant companion and inestimable friend of the mlssrcnru\u201811 and the trcLarUiw, \u2014 on sea-and land,\u2014and no one should travel on our lakes or rivers without it.Frices, 12£ cts., 25 cts., 50 cts., aatl $1.00 per O/k PERRY DAVIS & SON, MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS^ PBOVIDBNOB, K.I.Sol4 by dealers every where.Corporationj)f Montreal.f B HE CORPORATION having decided upon I ENLARGING the DISTRIBUTING RESERVOIRS at the foot of the Mountain, the Undersigned is authorised to receive application from parties who may desire to obtain EARTH or STONE from that locality, upon their undertaking the Excavation and Removal thereof at their own risk and cost.The Ground will be divided into Sections to suit the parties, or it may be given, out en bloc if so desired.The work to be done under the superintendence j of the Undersigned.LOUIS LESAGE, Superiutendent of the M.W.W.City Hall,\t^ III 00! GOODS WHOLESALE.Mantle Cloths Dress Stuffs IN GREAT VARIETY, GLOVES, HOSIERY, SHAWLS, MILLmERV.&.C.Coatings, Trowserings in Hopsacks, Beavers, Samson Cloths, British Lion Skin, Pilots, Seal Skins, Naps, Doeskins, Cords, Honey-Combs and Velvets.Blankets and Flannels.A FINE ASSORTMENT Cotton, Linen and Silk Goods, Carpetings and Oil Cloths, all of this Fall's importation, now offered to the Trade on liberal terms.An inspection respectfully invited.R.CAMPBELL & CO., 31 & 33 St.Francois Xavier Street Sept.10.\t3m 217 Forester, illoir & Co« HAVE REMOVED TO No, 17 St.Helen Street, Corner of Recollet Street, Opposite the Stores of Jesse Joseph, Esq.May 6.\t108 O T I C E .The Office of the Scottish Provincial Assurance Co.REMOVED TO TOSJPZBrS BUIE.IMWG-, Next Door to the Pilot \"Office, PLACE D\u2019ARMES, MONTREAL.April 30.\t103 Montreal, 15th July, 1861.169 t mum en.HE SHAREHOLDERS of the MOI SONS ' BANK are hereby notified that a DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, upon the CAPITAL STOCK was THIS DAY DECLARED, for the current HALF YEAR, and which will be PAYABLE at the OFFICE of the BANK, in this CITY, on and after the 1st OCTOBER next.The Transfer Books will be CLOSED from 16th to 30th proximo inclusive.By Order of the Board.WM.SACHE, Cashier.Molsons Bank, ) Montreal, August 30, 1861.) dr mwf 212 YOUNG L ADI ES\u2019 INSTITUTE.MBS.ELEN OB H.AY, Principal ''I''HE DUTIES of this SCHOOL Will b( U RESUMED on WEDNESDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER.Arrangements have been made, which will give the French Language a more prominen place in the School.Music, also, will receive fresh attention the coming Term.Three accomplished Female Teachers reside in the family of the Principal, and with her devote special attention to Boarding Scholars.Applications for Boarding or Day Scholars may be made to MRS.LAY, No.33 Beaver Hali August 10.\ttrsD mW 191 sTnoing.W.W.DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal Music, &c., would kindly inf jrm his numerous Musical friends that the success which has crowned his labours during the past year, induces him to continue to give instruction in this most delightful accomplishment.Private Pupils will be attended (if desired) al their residences.Evening Classes will soon be formed.Class for Young Ladies and Gents will rehearse every Saturday afternoon, at 3 o\u2019clock, in the Lecture Room of Zion Church.Terms, for 12 Lessons, #1.For any information, apply at Albert Place, corner of Logauchetiere and St.Urbain Streets, or through the Post Office.September 12.\t1m tTS 219 RoyaS Victoria Hotet, OTTAWA.THIS HOUSE being situated immediately opposite the Parliament Buildings, and commanding a beautiful view of the Ohaudiere Falls, Suspension Bridge, and surrounding Scenery, and patronized by their ROYAL HIGHNESSES the PRINCE OF WALES and PRINCE\u2019 ALFRED, and the GOVERNOR GENERAL, is now open to the Public as a FAMILY and COMMERCIAL HOTEL, at rates not higher than .at other respectable establishments.A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited by GEO.F.POPE, Formerly of Montreal WM.D.WARD.Ottawa, July 16, 1861.\t6m 172 Apothecaries The Prince H.B.H.of Wales.MEDICAL HALL, Opposite the Post 0ifi.ee.DeJONGH\u2019S LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL, just received and for Sale by KENNETH, CAMPBELL & CO.i MRm D UNN\u2019S CHOCOLATE POWDER TAYLOR\u2019S CHOCOLATE, COCOA, &c ROBINSON\u2019S PREPARED BARLEY PATENT GROATS, &c For Sale by KENNETH, CAMPBELL & CO.SOLIDIFIED MILK.\u2014An invaluable article for Invalids, Travellers, Pleasure Tourists, &c.It will keep for any length of time and in the hottest weather.Just received by KENNETH, CAMPBELL & CO.September 18.\t224 Furniture ! c.Furniture ?f ESTATE t D, L ALL PARTIES having CLAIMS against the above ESTATE will please send them to BENNING & BARSALOU, on or before the 5th of OCTOBER next, when a FINAL DIVIDEND will be declared.J.STERLING, J.BARSALOU, Assignees.Montreal, Sept.24, 1861.\t230 ROTICt.ON ACCOUNT MR.JAMES of the decease of the late STIRLING, the Firm oi STIRLING & WILLIAMSON is DISSOLVED from this date.The Undersigned will continue to carry on the Business, under the name and Firm of JAMES WILLIAMSON & CO., who will collect the Debts of the late Concern, and by whom all Debts due will be paid.With many thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed, he would respectfully solicit a continuance of the same, feeling assured that, in style, quality and price, he will be always able to give entire satisfaction.JAMES WILLIAMSON.Montreal, 1st August, 1861.\t190 THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the Firm of SEYMOUR, WHITNEY & CO, was THIS DAY, by mutual consent DISSOLVED ; and M.H.SEYMOUR is hereby authorized to attend to all matters connected with the business of the late Firm.(Signed), M.H.SEYMOUR, H.H.WHITNEY, C.E.SEYMOUR.Montreal, September 21, 1861.\t228 FOR SALE\u2014Ex Store and Ships in Port\u2014 James § Co\u2019s.White Paints and Dry Leads, all qualities; Taylor\u2019s Mustard tin jars, tins and bottles), Chocolate, Cocoa, Arrowroot and Chicory; Atkinson\u2019s Liverpool Soap; Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil.Also, Putty, Glue, Whiting, Lampblack, Sal Soda, Saltpetre, Alum, Borax, Blacklead, Bath Bricks, Castor Oil, Canary Seed, Belmont and Belmont Sperm Candles, Brimstone, Wine and Claret Bottles, Corks, Tumblers, &c.J.H.WINN.For saleü Bar, Hoop, Band and Sheet Iron; Ingot and Bar Tin, Spelter; Coil Chain; Potash Kettles; Boiler Plate; Wrought, Horse and Cut Nails; Wrought Spikes; Tin and Canada Plates; Sheet Zinc; Iron Wire; Shot; Stoves; German Sheet Window Glass, Smethwick Glass, Colored Glass; Red, Yellow and Brown Paints, &c, &c.J.H.WINN.ejPLmber 28,\t.233 ROBERTSON & CO.No.56 CRAIG STREET, BE G leave to inform their Friends and the Public that they are now completing their STOCK for SPRING TRADE, and solicit an inspection of a choice selection, consisting of\u2014 CHAMBER SET, with and without Marble Tops WARDROBES,BOOK-CASES, CHEFFONIERS, MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS SOFAS, DINING and CENTRE TABLES A large variety of CHAIRS BEDSTEADS of all Patterns.HAIR MATTRASSES and PALLIASSES All of which are of the best quality, and will be Sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES for CASH ONLY.March 26.\t73 MONEYTO LEND Sio9ooo TO LEND on NOTES or MORTGAGES.Apply to W.E.CHARPENTIER, Advocate, No.30 St.Gabriel Street September 18.\t1m mwf 224 70 LiDiES\u2019HHiB HETS! &c,\t&c,\t&c.By tbs \u201cNorth Briton,\u201d a large assortment of Invisible, Chenille and other Nets, (OF THE BEST MAKES), HAIR ROLLS, New Morning Linen Sets and Collars, BLACK MALTESE LACES, Zouave Jackets & Vests, NEW Slack Crape Falls and Sets, THE NEW PATENT MUFFLES, AND Imperial Patent Frilling, (So extensively used in Europe), Slack Shetland and Lace Veils, &c,\t&c.,\t&c., AT J.PARKIN\u2019S, Dame 168 Notre September 14.Street.221 Wholesale _ and Eetail.I&m&LAEIB EWAKT, Have opened a Choice Assortment of FALL AND WINTER Underclothing, Woollen Polkas, Hosiery, Balmoral Skirts & Skirting, Gloves of all d scriptions \u2014 Also'\u2014 Gents\u2019 Ties, Scarfs, Mufflers, Cardigan Jackets, Fancy Flannel Shirts, Collars, &c.CANADA SHIRT STORE, 5272 Notre Dame Street.September 13.\t221 PÎR0TTE BRO.& CO., 15 Hospital Street, OFFER IN BOND OR DUTY PAID : Sauterne (white) Wine, $3 1 s S St.Julien (claret)- Marmande Brandy\u2014 $5 Sherry {at $11 &$ !i per gal o* °'E 'd V o £ £ t-4 on, or Port BRANDY J $4 & $4| per dozen bottles \"Hennesçy\u2019s\u201d ) $6 to $3X per gall.MarieWs\u201d \\\tt(\u2019 Pr.dz ( according to vin Otard\u2019s\u201d )\ttage.\u201cÈ.Seignette & Co\u2019s\u201d ) $1>£ to $1% pr y gallon .j $5 per dozen 1m 219 ) Rochelle Brandies September 12.DRY \u20ac © © D wholesale;.Subscriber invites attention to his SPRING IMPORTATION of THE SI DRY GOODS SQDAAS1E HHDS \u201cHAZLEHURST\u2019S\u201d Celebrated SODA ASH.Strength 54.THOMAS GORDON & CO., 9 William Street.September 11.\t1m mwf 218 \u201cCASH ADVANCES.THE Undersigned is prepared to make liberal CASH ADVANCES on Consignments to Messrs.Johk S.De Wolf & Co., of JOHN RHYNAS, No.10 St.Sacrament Street.226 now very complete.He especially calls attention to his Stock of Paisley Filled & Fancy Shawls AND DRESS GOODS, Consisting of every Novelty.ALEX.WALKER, St.Peter Street.March 18.\t66 his friends Liverpool.September 20.ONEY! HONEY! !-New Strained Honey, H in small Crocks, just received and for Sale by GEORGE GRAHAM, 287 Notre Dame Street.BUTTER! BUTTER!!\u2014 Prime Dairy Butter, for Table use.Also, a fine lot of EXTRA SUGAR-CURED CINCINNATI HAMS.Just received and for Sale by GEORGE GRAHAM.JUST RECEIVEA, a prime lot of DRIED CODFISH.For Sale by September 26.GEORGE GRAHAM.231 FRIME F0RT0RI00 SUGAR JUST RECEIVED, ex Brig \u201cFrank,\u201d from Porto Rico, via Portland, 228 hhds.STRICTLY PRIME SUGARS -ALSO,- Quintals Large Table Codfish Barrels No.3 Mackerel Barrels Newfoundland Cod Oil Puns.Fine Old Cuba Rum Cases Brandy, Whisky, &c., &c For Sale by JAMES MITCHELL June 20.\t147 Lost, GOLD BRACELET, passing from the rntre, via Cote, Craig, St.Lambert and Njtre Dame Streets.The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same with A.HOFFNUNG, Jeweller, 170 Notre Dame Street.Any person detaining the same after this notice, will be prosecuted, August 10.\t191 A1 ARTISTS\u2019 MATERIALS, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, Comprising : WATER COLOURS, in Cakes and Moist OIL COLOURS, in Tubes BRUSHES\u2014Sable, Camel, Badger and Hog Hair PAINTING CANVASS DRAWING PAPERS BRISTOL BOARDS VELLUM CLOTH TRACING PAPERS PENCILS, CHALKS, &c.\u2014Also,\u2014 PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPERS\u2014Albumine, Sodium, D\u2019Ammonium and Saxe PHOTOGRAPHIC COLOURS, &c R.SHARPLEY, Crystal Block, Notre Dame Street.To Amateur Photographists.A FEW STEREOSCUPIC (and Single) LENS and CAMERAS, complete, with CHEMICALS, &c.R.SHARPLEY, Crystal Block, Notre Dame Street.CABINET WARE.NOW OPENING, a large variety of Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Desks, Jewel Cases, Tea Caddies, Book Stands, kc., of London Manufacture.\u2014also,\u2014 A few very fine BAGATELLE BOARDS.R.SHARPLEY, Crystal Block, Notre Dame Street.September 19.\t225 TO THE LADIES.JUST OPENED, and ready for inspection, a large assortment of NEW HAIR NETS, superior quality, and closely netted.Blond and Lace Veils Black and White Spotted do New Laces and Embroideries At HEALY\u2019S, Notre Dame Street.July 30.\t181 CAM).FILER, BINMORE &CO., Manufacturers of patent and ENAMELLED LEATHER, and GENERAL LEATHER COMMISSION MERCHANTS.Liberal Advances made on all kinds of Leather.Every care taken of Leather confided to them.Highest market prices obtained, and moderate Commission charged.295 St.Paul Street.July 23.\t175 ThklOiR CLOCK.R\u2019 EADER, call at 193 N O T R E DAM .STREET, opposite the Seminary, and see the above Clock, which tells you the month, day of the month, day of the week, and hour of the day; giving each month its conect number of days\u201428,30 or 31, as the month may be\u2014without any setting or care, except to keep it wound up once a month.Invaluable in a Mercantile Office.W.A.TOWNSEND.August 30.\t208 T urpentineJL Turpentine ! ! Turpentine ! ! ! Important to Painters and Others.f 1 HE Subscriber begs to announce that he is now RECEIVING a quantity of the newly discovered SUBSTITUTE for TURPENTINE.This article is equal, if not superior, to Turpentine in every respect, and has these advantages, viz.: the odeur evaporates much more quickly from the paint, and it is only half the price.d* Orders will be filled on and after SatnrdaX next.J.A.HARTE, Glasgow Drug Hall, 268 Notre Dame Street.September 12.\t219^ m FMilpm».seo.mum & oo.Have Received and Opened out 476 PACKAGES STAPLE AND FANCY DRY ©OOOS, The latter comprising all the Novelties and Latest Styles of the Season.The Stock of STAPLE GOODS >9 large, and worthy the attention of close buyers.Cr\u2019Tewn and Country Merchants are invited to examine the Stock, at BOYER\u2019S BLOCK, Custom House Square.Aug.28.\t206 ' fus.ciïiucl.ECEIVE ORDERS, for direct importation, for the following ENGLISH HOUSES :\u2014 Evans, Sons & Co.\u2014DRUGS, &e.J.Gosnell & Co.\u2014PERFUMERY, HAIR BRUSHES, SOAPS, &c.Jacob Wrench & Sons.\u2014SEEDS.Edward Webb.\u2014HAIR CLOTH, &c.E.Lazenby & Son.\u2014PICKLES and SAUCES.Crowden & Garrod Late Kent & Co.]\u2014 PAINTERS\u2019 BRUSHES, &c., &c.W.&.H.Hutchinson.\u2014SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.Smith, Beck & Beck.\u2014MICROSCOPES, s.c Kilnek Brothers.\u2014GLASS BOTTLES of every description.6 Commercial Chambers, ST.SACRAMENT STREET.June 27.\t153 E Provincial Industrial Exhibition, 1860, UNDER the auspices of the BOARD of ARTS and MANUFACTURES, for LOWER CANADA, and INAUGURATED by H.R.H.the PRINCE OF WALES, a SILVER MEDAL was awarded to Messrs.Lymans, Clare & Co.for samples of finely POWDERED DRUGS and SPICES and PREPARED DYE WOODS.A SILVER MEDAL was awarded to them also for RAW and BOILED LINSEED OIL, LINSEED CAKE, COLOURS GROUND in OIL and PUTTY.N.B.\u2014Medals and Diplomas to be seen at 226 St.Paul Street.Fine Cod Liver Oil.GALLONS just received, very sweet.For Sale by LYMANS, CLARE & CO.500 Superior Vinegar, JN DEMIJOHNS, expressly foi Family use.For Sale by LYMANS, August 29.CLARE & CO.207 GENERAL AGENCY.THE Subscriber having some spare time at his disposal, is prepared to execute any Commission in the City with which he may be favored.Newspaper PublMiers having Claims against parties residing in Hamilton, will find it more economical to entrust thè collection of the same to the undersigned, than to send travellers specially for that purpose.S3\u201d Prompt returns will be made, and only a small commission charged.ALEX.lvOBERTSON.Weekly Herald Office, J Hamilton, August IT, 1861.j\t218 CASH AOTÂMCES.THE Undersigned are prepared to make liberal CASH ADVANCES to Canadian Ship-person Consignments of FLOUR, GRAIN, and other Produce, to their friends in Liverpool, London and Glasgow.PAGE, RICHARDSON k CO., Proprietors Merchants\u2019 Line Packet Ships, 114 State Street, Boston.For all information, apply to F.W.HENSHAW, Agent, No.7 St.Sacrament Street, Montreal.January 23.\t20 JT'OR SALE\u2014\t\u201c\t\u201c .\t100 barrels COD OIL 200 quintals TABLE FISH 38 barrels PALE SEAL OIL 20 barrels NO.1 SALMON 10 barrels NO.2 MACKEREL ROUND and SPLIT HERRINGS, &c \u2014And,\u2014 1800 bags SALT, afloat JOHN H.SEMPLE, 18 Lemoine Street.August 21.\t200 50,000 Seamless Coilon Bags, HEAVY and of SUPERIOR MAKE, for Sale at PRICES LOWER than Bags of like quality can be imported and sold Apothecaries\u2019 Hall, Cathedral Block.AYAGE\u2019S GERMAN BAKING POWDER\u2014 s The lightness, delicacy and sweetness are surprising, and for nice Biscuits, Tea Cakes or Buns there is no article to equal it.It should be found in the Culinary department of every house in the Province To avoid disappointment be particular to see our name on each packet.LAMPLOUGH & CAMPBELL.B Apothecaries\u2019 Hall, Cathedral Block.IRD SEED S\u2014Canary, Hemp, Rape and Millet for sale by the Subscribers.LAMPLOUGH k CAMPBELL.Apothecaries\u2019 Hall, Cathedral Block.-[fr\\ BOXES CASTILE SOAP For sale by LAMPLOUGH k CAMPBELL.September 10.\t217 New Goods ! New Goods ! KEMP & CO., 212 Notre Dame Street (se'cond door East of the French Church), beg respectfully to call the attention of their Customers and the Public to the very choice Stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS, just opened, consisting of everything New and Novel in the way of Underclothing,\tCardigan Jackets, Fancy Flannel Shirts, Hosiery,\tGloves, kc., &c.Also, a most beautiful assortment of SILK and WOOL SCARFS, suitable for the present season.N.B.\u2014Shirts and Collars made to order.September 17.\t223 1?0% 60 & 62 Q,ueen St.Montreal.IRON RAILING AND ORNMLMENTTAL WORK.PARTICULAR attention is called to our great variety and choice selection of Patterns for CEMETERY RAILINGS.JOB WORK and every description of CASTINGS will receive prompt attention.IVES & ALLEN.July 24.\t176 PIC JRON.TONS \u201c Gaktshërrie,\u201d \u201c Blair,\u201d \u201cEglinton,\" and \u201cMuirkirk,\u201d\u2014 now landing and to arrive.I.BUCHANAN HARRIS & CO.September 16,\t222 1000 CANADA PLATES.BOXES \u201cPontypool,\u201d \u201cGlamorgan\u201d and \u201cSwansea,\u201d\u2014in store and 1000 landing.I.BUCHANAN, HARRIS September 16.& CO.222 September 25, HARLOW CHANDLER, 126 Commissioners Street.du 230 ADVANCES.THE Subscribers continue to make liberal Cash Advances on approved Merchandize, They are also prepared to negotiate Loans on Warehouse Receipts or other Collaterals.JAMES GORDON k CO., Brokers March 28\t75 and RETAIL CGHEESTIOHERY, 243 NOTRE DAIVIE STREET, ESTABLISHED 1842.CHARLES ALEXANDER begs to intimate his readiness, as respectfully formerly, to FURNISH WEDDING BREAKFASTS k SUPPER PARTIE , with everything requisite for such occasions, and, from long experience and by personal attention, may confidently insure satisfaction.Also, MADE DISHES for the city and country, to order.Italian Creams, Ice Creams, Jellies and Blanc Manege, kc.For Luncheon :\u2014Tea and Coffee, with Hot Mutton Pies, Ham Sandwiches, Oyster Patties, &c., &c., from 10 A.M.to G P.M.243 NOTEE DAME STEEET.September 27.\td 232 COAL OIL Î COAL OIL ! ! COAL OIL ! ! ! Three Shillings per Gallon.î HE Subscriber begs to inform his Cnstomers I that, having made his winter arrangements, he is now selling his well-known ILLUMINATING OIL at 3s, per Gallon, in any quantity, and delivered free in any part of the City.Country orders (Wholesale and Retail) promptly attended to.Wright\u2019s Ebasive Soap\u2014For removing Paint, Grease, kc., from Clothes.Fluide d\u2019Hiver, or Winter Fluid\u2014Is the best article ever offered to the Public for the cure of Chapped Hands, Lips, Sore Nipples, and all Roughness of the Skin\u2014it works like a charm, and is only 25 cents per bottle.J.A.HARTE, Glasgow Drug Hall, 268 Notre Dame Street.September 30.\t234 BOOKS I BOOKS BOOKS! F R O J] TWENTY-FIVE TO FIFTY PER CENT SAVED IN BUYING OF W.J.Holland & Go., 163 NOTRE DAME STREET.July 29.\t180 THE RIFLEMEN.GALOP.Price Ninepence.L\u2019ORAGE GALOP.By Gung\u2019l.Sixpence.Listen to the Mocking-Bird.Fantasie.By Grobe.Sixpence.NËWLANCERS\u2019 QUADRILLES.ByLongue-ville.Sixpence.DIXIE\u2019S LAND.Song.Sixpence.And a large assortment of New Songs, Dance Music and Pianoforte Arrangements, all at SIXPENCE and NINEPENCE each, just received at the Agency, NO.19 GREAT ST.JAMES STREET.This Music\u2014so amazingly cheap\u2014has only to be ^een to be admired, and to be tried to be pronounced the most correct Music published.J.ANDREW GRAHAM.October 1.\t235 For Sate, i Qn k°xeo ?Virginia Manufactured Tobacco 130 cases )\t° 150 bags Fine Java Coffee 130 bags Fine Bright Rio Uoffee 250 hf-chests Young Hyson Tea 75 hhds Porto Rico Sugar 230 barrels Syrup 700 boxes Raisins 200 hf & qr-do do 100 barrel Currants 50 bags Black Pepper 75 hhds ) -r, j 25 qr-easks \\ Brandy 400 cases Brandy With an assortment of GENERAL GROCERIES.RIMMER, RINTOUL k CO., St.Peter Street.October 1.\t235 COAL ! COAL I COAL ! J.C.BEARD & CO., DEALERS IN ALL KINDS^OF COAL.OFFICE AND YARDS, Corner of McGill and Wellington Streets and Grey Nun Street.THE Subscribers have constantly on hand and for sale, best qualities of the following de scriptions of COAL, Imported b^ themselves direct from the Mines, and of this year\u2019s production ; LEHIGH of ail sizes SCRANTON do LACKAWANNA do Newcastle, Sidney, Ohio Grate, and Steam and Blacksmiths\u2019 Coal, Which they offer for sale at very low prices.J.G.BEARD & OO.September 21.\t227 COALS! COALS ! ! COKE!! Lehigh Coal, Newcastle Coal, Coke, OILS FIRE BRICK kc., AND &c., FIRE &c.CLAY! fez! wg Se Best Spring Mountain Lehigh ' Coal Lump, Egg Broken, Walnut | And Chesnut Sizes J Newcastle Grate Coal Newcastle Double-screened Smiths\u2019 Coals Best English Coke \u2014Also,\u2014 Portland Kerosene Oil.\u2014And,\u2014 FIRE BRICKS, EIRE CLAY, CHIMNEY TILES, DRAIN PIPES, &c.For Sale, apply to J.0, MILLER, WOODS & CO., Office\u2014Corner Youville § McGill Streets.September 14.\t121 Articles fer tile Season.ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ICE WATER PITCHERS, WIRE DISH COVERS, FOOT BATHS, BRASS and ENAMELLED PRESERVE PANS, with a general assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.T.BADENACH & CO., Mechanics\u2019 Hall, Great St.James Street.July 10.\t164 Economy and Convenience.THE FOUNTAIN HAIR-BRUSH contains a Silver-Plated Reservoir in the back for applying Liquids and Oils to the Hair, without soiling the hands or waste-\u2014Also,\u2014 The FOUNTAIN FLESH BRUSH, for applying Liniments, &c., an excellent remedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia.Just received a supply of above.S.J.LYMAN k CO., Place d\u2019Armes.September 30.\t234 6y Aioritf of Justice, WILL BE SOLD, at the OFFICE of the Subscriber, 72 St.Francois Xavier Street, in this CITY, on THURSDAY, the TENTH of OCTOBER next, at TEN o\u2019clock, A.M., FIVE SHARES MONTREAL BANK STOCK and FOUR SHARES RICHELIEU NAVIGATION COMPANY STOCK, belonging to the ESTATE of the late JAMES POTTS, in his lifetime, of Montreal, Printer.JAS.SMITH, N.P.Montreal, Sept.17, 1861.\tws 224 MAYORS OP MEAT CITIES.We, tlie undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that the Druggists, Apothecaries, and Physicians of our several cities have signed a document of assurance to us that the remedies of DB.J.C.AYEH & CO., of Lowell, (Ayer\u2019s | Sarsaparilla, Pills, Ague Cure, and Cherry Pectoral,) have been found to be medicines of great excellence, and worthy the confidence of the community.HON.JAMES HON.ALBIN COOK, Mayor of Lowell, MASS.BEARD, Mayor of Nashua, N.H.HON.E.W.HARRINGTON, Mayor »f Manchester, N.H.HON.JOHN ABBOTT.Mayor ot Concohd, N.H.HON.A.H.BULLOCK, Mayor of Worcester, Mass.HON.NATH\u2019L HON.E.W.SILSBEE, Mayor of SALEM, MASS.LINCOLN, Mayor of Boston, Mass.HON.WM.M.RODMAN, Mayor of Providence, K.I.HON.AMOS W, HON.J.N.PRENTICE, Mayor of Norwich, Conn.HARRIS, Mayor of New London, Conn HON.CHAS.S.RODIER, Mayor of Montreal, C.E.HON.D.P.TIEMANN, Mayor of New York City.HON.H.M.KINS TREY, Mayor of Hamilton, C.W.HON.ADAM WILSON, Mayor of Toronto, C.W.HON.R.M.HON.I.H.BISHOP, Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio.CRAWFORD, Mayor of LOUISVILLE, Ky.HON.JOHN SLOAN, Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.HON.JAMES McFEETERS, Mayor of BowjianvillB, C.W.HON.JAMES W.NORTH, Mayor of Augusta, Me.HON.HENRY COOPER, Jr., Mayor of Hallowell, Me.HON.JAMES S.BEEK, Mayor of Fredericton, N.A HON.WILLARD NYE, Mayor of New Bedford, Mass.HON.J.BLAISDELL, Mayor of Fall River, Mass.HON.W.H.CRANSTON, Mayor of Newport, K.I.HON.FRED STAHL, Mayor of Galena, III.HON.JOHN HOGDEN, Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa HON.THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD, Mayor of Ciia tanooga, Tenk.HON.ROBERT BLAIR, Mayor of Tuscaloosa, Ala.HON.R.D.BAUGH, Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN.HON.GERARD STITH, Mayor of New Orleans, La.HON.H.D.SCRANTON, Mayor of Rochester, N.Y.HON.DE WITT C.GROVE, Mayor of Utica, N.Y.HON.GEO.WILSON, Mayor of Pittsburg, Pa.HON.C.H.BUHL, Mayor of Detp.oit, Mich.HON.HEMAN L.PAGE, Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.HON.W.W.VAUGHN, Mayor of Racine, Wis.HON.A.FARR, Mayor of Kenosha, Wis.JOHN C.HAINES, HON.HON.M.J.A.Mayor of Chicago, III.HEATH, Mayer of Selma, Ala.HON.A.J.NOBLE, Mayor of Montgomery, Ala.HON.W.S.HOLYBAD, Mayor of Columbus, Ga.DON ESPARTERO DON PIETRE DE MANUEL, Mayor of Vera Cp.uz.CABALLO, Mayor of MexTICO.DON ESTEPHANIE RODRIGUHS, Mayor of HAV^tNA.DON ANTONIO ECHEVERA, Mayor of Lima, Peru .DON M.G.MILANGNO, Mayor of VALPARAISO, CHILI.DON MARO SESQUIREDALIA, Mayor of Rio Janeiro, Brazil.Certify that the resident 'Druggists have assured tl i r , Certify that the residen ; 1 ruggists have assured them, Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them, Ayer\u2019s Ayer\u2019s Ayer\u2019s Ayer\u2019s Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla Sarsaparilla Sarsaparilla Sarsaparilla Sarsaparilla Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence of the community.Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence of the community.Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence of the community.AYER\u2019S SARSAPARILLA.For Spring Diseases.For Purifying tlac Blood.For Scrofula or King\u2019s Evil.For Tumors, Ulcers, and Sores* For Eruptions and Pimples.For Blotclies, Blains, and Boils.For Ft.Antlionv\u2019s Fire.Rose, or Ervaio*\" pi0Y Tetter or Salt Rheum.\tLciu.6.Jr or Scald Head and Ring worm.For Cancer and Cancerous Sores.For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and Humors.For Female Diseases.For Suppression and Irregularity.For Syphilis or Venereal Diseases.For Liver Complaints.For Diseases of the Heart.The Mayors of the chief cities of the United States.Canadas, and British Provinces, Chili, Peru, Brazil Mexico, and in fact almost all the cities on this conti nent, have signed this document, to assure their peo pie what remedies they may use with safety and confi dence.But our space will only admit e portion of them.Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla, Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral, Ayer\u2019s Pills, and Ayer\u2019s Ague Cure, PREPARED by Dr.J.\u20ac.Ayer & Co., LOWELL, MASS., And sold bj Druggists every where.Sold at Wholesale hy Lymans, Clare & Co-Montreal, and by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.April 6.\tfll Y OR SALE\u2014 JT 300 pieces Canadian Tweeds 250 do American Satinets 100 do 6-4 Union Black Cloths \u2014 also, \u2014 100 dozen Indian Mocassins 2000 sides Sole Leather M.H.SEYMOUR, Opposite Custom House.October 1.\t235 A Hint to the Ladies.THE CANADA SILVER GLOSS STARCH is superior to any Starch in the market, and in ; rice one-third less.To be had of all Grocers.CANADA STARCH COMPANY, Edwardsburgh, C.W.July 21\t157 II THE PROPRIETORS of the \u201cHERALD\u201d PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT having lately added to their Stock of STEAM PRESSES one of HOE\u2019S RAPID MACHINES, (The largest in Ca ida', are prepared to undertake Press Work ON REASONABLE TERMS.BOOK & JOB PRINTING.The Proprietors of the \u201cHerald\u201d Job Printing Office Having now in use FIVE STEAM PRESSES.Capable of throwing off 12,000 Impressions per hour, Are prepared to execute P R I Ü T I H G Of every kind\u2014PLAIN and FANCY\u2014on the shortest notice, and at LOW RATES.üiiOÏ! POSTERS In Coloured Inks.Catalogues, Hand Bills, Bills of Lading, Railway Work, Blank Forms, Commercial Circulars, Law Blanks, Bills of Exchange, Cheque Books, And every other description of Plain and Fancy PRINTING.THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN CANADA FOR English Writing Papers and Stationery.O OBERT WEIR & CO.are now receiving Abj their Fall Supply of FINE and SUPERFINE ENGLISH made WRITING PAPERS and GENERAL STATIONERY, which they continue to supply at last year\u2019s cheap rates.KO VA 5, rcOTE PAPISI3.S.JUST RECEIVED another supply of the Superfine Cream-Laid Royal Note Papers in Five Êtuire Packets, gold covers.T© OT\\ THOUSAND REAMS of the Superfine Cream-Laid Note Paper, Ruled or Plain, at FIVE SHILLINGS per Ream.ROBT.WEIR & CO., 15 Great St.James Street.Recommended by the Faculty, and universally approved by Connoisseurs.T THE PEINCE OS\u2019 WAXJ3S SAUCE imparts to chops, steaks, cutlets, fish, game, hot and cold meats, etc., etc., a most piquant and appetizing relish, and is pronounced by all to be the most perfect condiment ever ofi'ered to the public.It is a delicate combination of rich exotic spices and fruits ; is perfectly wholesome, and a most agreeable stomachic.It is recommended by the Faculty as a very agreeable dietetic for dyspeptic invalids.College of Chemistry, Duke Street, Liverpool.I have made a very careful Chemical and Microsco pical Analysis of the \u201c Prince of Wales Sauce.\u201d I can highly recommend it as being a very palatable, piquant and delicious condiment, and perfectly free from all matters that could in any way interfere, injuriously, with the animal economy.(Signed) SHERIDAN MÜSPRATT, M.D., Professor of Chemistry, etc., etc.Prepared only hy EVANS SONS & CO., LIVERPOOL, (Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of the celebrated CODJCESTTRATED TTAJITt COFFEE, tor the instantaneous preparation of delicious Coflee).Sold by Druggists.Grocers aud Italian Warehousemen throughout the world.The Trade supplied by F.CUNDILL & CO.August 1,ly 183 Health at Home or Abroad\u2014If you cannot afford to travel or go to the seaside for the benefit of your health, keep up the supply of P L A N T A G E N E T V- VTER.Use two or three glasses of it in the morn-,, before breakfast, and one glass, as a beverage, oercasionally throughout the day.M.D.163 DUBARRY\u2019S Delicious HEALTH RESTORING REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD restores perfect di-ptrpng nerves, sound lungs, healthy liver, re trt.g sleep, and functional regularity to the most disordered or enfeebled without medicine, purging or Expense, removing speedily and effectually indigestion, (dyspepsia), habitual constipation, hæniorrhoids, liver complaints, flatulency, diarrhoea, dysentery, nervousness, biliousness, scarlatina and \u201cother fevers, sore throughts, catarrhs, colds, influenza, whooping cough, dyptheria, measles, chicken and small pocks, noises in the head and ears, rheumatism, gout, impurities, eruptions, hysteria, neuralgia, irritability, sleeplessness, acidity, palpitation, heartburn, headache, debility, dropsy, despondency, cramps, spasms, nausea atrophy or wasting away of the body in old and young.Avoid Pills and Medicine; they invariably aggravate and perpetuate disease \u2022 their annoyance, disappointment and expense may be saved, and all doctors and apothecaries bills avoided by using Du Barry\u2019s Food, which, at a few pence per day, saves 50 times its cost in physic, oil and all other remedies.Certificate No.36,418.We find it the safest remedy.Andrew Ure, M.D.F.R.S.; Dr.Harvey, Dr.Wurzer, Dr.Shorland, Dr.Campbell.We extract a few out of many thousand cures : Cure No.1771.Lord Stuart de Decies, of many years' dyspepsia.Cure No.49,83*2.Mrs.Maria Joly, of Lynn, Norfolk, of fifty years\u2019 indescribable agony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, constipation, flatulency, spasms, sickness and vomiting.Cure No.47,-121.Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gatherings, low spirits and nervous fancies.Cure No.54,816.The Rev.James T.Campbell, Fakenham, Norfolk, of indigestion and torpidity of tho liver.Cure Np.46,270.James Roberts, Esq., of Frim-ley, Surrey, of 30 years diseased lungs, spitting of bl#od, liver derangement and partial deafness.Packed in tins with full instructions.Barry Da Barry & Co., 77 Regent Street ; also, Fortnum Mason & Co., London, and through all Grocers and Chemists.DW mwf 234 AN EXTENSIVE STOCK ov WHATMAN\u2019S, SAUNDERS\u2019 and KING\u2019S Superfine hand-made Papers DeLARUE\u2019S and GOODALL\u2019S Superior Playing Cards | gold backs I GILLOTT\u2019S and MITCHELL\u2019S PENS, at the makers\u2019 List Prices ROYAL NOTE PAPERS, Cream and Rose Laid ENGLISH COPYING and PRINTING PAPERS N.B.\u2014The remaining Stock of TODD\u2019S and STEPHEN\u2019S Superior Writing Inks, at 15 per cent, discount, until 1st December.ROBT.WEIR & CO., 15 Great St.James Street.ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTORV.ALWAYS on hand, THE LARGEST STOCK IN CANADA of ACCOUNT BOOKS, manufactured for FIRST-CLASS TRADE, in every Ruling and Binding, at ROBT.WEIR & GO\u2019S., 15 Great St.James Street.N.B.\u2014blank books made to order of FIRST-CLASS only.THE LARGEST STOCK IN CANADA OP Bookbinders\u2019 Leather Of every description, and ENGLISH made MILL BOARDS, At ROBT.WEIR & CO\u2019S., 15 Great St.James Street Octobers.\t237 1HE CHEAPEST NOTE PAPERS IN CANADA! Queen's Note, Five Quire Packets.Is\t0d Albert do, \u201c\t\u201c\t\u201c\t ls\t^ Prince of Wales'do, \u201c\t\u201c\t 13\t3lJ Royal Court do,\u201c\t\u201c\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 is\t6d J\tROBT.WEIR & CO., 15 Great SL James Street.i^HE .FASHIONABLE, ROSE-TINTED NOTE - PAPER and ENVELOPES, at ROBT.WEIR & CO\u2019S., 15 Great St.James Street.A BARG-Am./COMMERCIAL BUFF ENVELOPES, in V7 boxes of Fr VE HUNDRED, stamped and gummed, largest letter size, only Half-a-Dollar, at E()BT WEIR & G0,S t 15 Great St.James Street.Oct.4.\t238 N.LOt/ERlN, M.D.Consulting Rooms, No.18 Great St.James St feet.Ladies and gentlemen not enjoykig good health are invi ted to call.Those in the country addressing Dr.N.Loykhi.n, Montreal with return stamp, will be promptly answered.In no case will the Doctor accept of a fee for consultation.Office Hours\u201410 A.M.to 1 2 M.; 3 to 5J P.M.N.B,.- All letters confidentii.\u2019L September 17.\t223 wmmsl FREDERICK KINGSTON, WINE MBRCHA! NT, Hospital St., near the Transcript Office, \u2022\tMONTREAL.September 27.\tdu 232 A.F.Iiandscape Painter (FROM NEW YORK), NO.18 GREAT ST.JAMES SYTEET.September 18.\t1m 224 For sale\u2014 Barrels Cincmnatti No.1 Winter Stra ined Lard Oil Barrels No.1 Winter Bleached Whale Oil Barrels Whale Oil Barrels Cod Oil GEO.CHILDS, 270 St.Paul Streefc- IT'OR SALE\u2014 D Half-chests Green and Black Teas Bags Green Coffee Boxes Tobacco Havana Cigars Barrels Davidson\u2019s Table Salt Barrels Pickles, Sauces, Ketchup k Mustard GEO.CHILDS, October 2.\t236 Comparisons.\u2014 It is useless to deny that the masses of the people have a deep-seated and settled confidence in Sarsaparilla, as an alterative remedy.Notwithstanding this confidence has of late years been abused by many preparations claiming to possess its virtues but really with none at all, still the people believe in its intrinsic value as a remedy, because they have known of its cures.The rage for large bottles at low prices has called into market many compounds of Sarsaparilla which contain scarcely any of it, or even any medical virtues whatever.Yet everybody knows that Sarsaparilla is the great staple antidote for Scrofula, Eruptions and cutaneous diseases, and for the purification of the blood, when they can get the real article, or an actual extract of it.Such we are now able to inform them they can obtain.Dr.J.C.Ayer k Co., the celebrated chemists of the East, whose reputation assures us they do well whatever they undertake, are selling a Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, which, although the bottles do not contain quarts, for a dollar, do contain more of actual curative power than whole gallons of the stuffs which have been in use.It is asserted that one bottle of Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla contains ,1iore than double the amount of medicinal virtue which is afforded hy any other.Tins fact is not only apparent to the taste, but its effects and cures afford incontestible proof that it is true.\u2014\u2022 Such a remedy has been long sought for, and is everywhere needed by all classes of our community.\u2014tfge, Cynthiana, Ky.\tr 237 BUSINESS NOTICES.Bogle\u2019s Celebrated Hyperion Fluid For the growth, restoration and beautifying of the Hair.Under the immediate patronage of - HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, H.R.H.the PRINCE CON- ^ - - -SORT H R.H.the PRINCE OF WALES, and used in.the ROYAL NURSERY by command.If any fact more convulsive than another were ne il any iacL mure GvuvniDivv,\t\u201c vv -P,«arv to Drove the areat benefit derived from the use n » BOGLE'S CELEBRATED HYPERION FLUID, v hailed throughout the world as tho Great Ameri-Hair Tonic, it would he that of its rapid sale\u2014; ddnu, -tpled every rear\u2014and the immense number of Jertif,, Ites from all parts of the world, extolling its msmifniu virtues when everything else had failed.There is n, I malady which affects the Hair hut this can r\u201ere Ts vn w Hair thin, coarse, wiry, turning bald or mv Bogle\u2019s Hyperion Fluid will restore it to its \u2019ne heautv aucl luxuriance.It is the only article fn cure Sf arid Dandruff, and is highly esteemed \u201c headaches anu colds in the head On children\u2019s he\u201ed« ft lavs the foundation of a good head of Hair, andït\u2019the lady\u2019s toil 'd it is indispensable.Price, 25, 8Gp\"o cause her to labor, and expose her to dangerous shocks from s.as, before which other vessels will gracefully yield without receiving damage.But a ship in good trim, as wc have said, lying in the trough of a heavy sea, will alternately roll one rail in and the other out of the water.Now, let it be considered that the Great Eastern was nearly forty feet out of the water, and that at each vibration she must have rolled from the perpendicular to that position where one rail forty feet high was depressed to the level of the waves, and must have returned again to that where the other one was equally depressed.It will be seen that a passenger placed at any given spot of her deck must have been carried at each roll through a sp0ce several limes greater, than in a ship only ten or twenty feet out of the water, and which consequently had to go so much shorter a distance to reach her bearings.The remedy for this is to be found cliefly inputting the ship lower down in the water, and in placing the dead weight, so as to render her stiff instead of crank, for she appears to have been even that We judge, besides, that the Captain was carried away by the current belief in her steadiness, and so led to postpone too long the attempt to bring her to the wind.This operation, which, if accomplished, would have made her easy, was necessarily rendered difficult, as well by her extreme length\u2014a condition, which always diminishes the facility of a vessel for such manoeuvres\u2014 as by her lightness, which prevented the due action of .the helm.Neither rudder nor canvass, nor both combined, were sufficiently powerful to wrench the immense mass from the bias she received from wind and waves.The sails blew from the bolt ropes, and the steering apparatus was broken off, apparently by main strength ;\u2014the ship then received the impetus from each wave full on her broadside\u2014exactly in that direction in which it would produce the most rapid and violent movement No wonder that everything loose\u2014where nothing ought to have been loose\u2014was dashed from one side to the other without stop or stay.For the future it will be known that the Great Eastern must not be run madly through all weathers ; and it will be well if constant changes of the Corns and Bunions.\u2014Mr.Kendall, the chiropodist, revisits Montreal, for a short period, on the 10th instant, when his services will be available for the eradication of corns and bunionsj without pain or suffering.Hardware.\u2014 The sale of Shelf and Heavy Hardware, at the stores of Alex.Bryson, 202 St.Paul Street, will be continued this evening at 7 o\u2019clock.Continuation oe Sale op Real Estate.\u2014By referring to our advertising columns, it will be seen that Messrs.John Deeming & Co.will offer at auction, on Tuesday,the 15th instant, seventy-eight valuable Building Lots, being a continuation of yesterday\u2019s sale.Business Location for Sale.\u2014We call attention to the ale of Property, advertised for tomorrow, Thursday, at the Office of Messrs.John Deeming & Co.CORKESPOÏTDENCE.FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.To the Editor of the Montreal Herald.Sir,\u2014It is stated that the Parisian ladies practice the most rigid household economy in order to expend the money saved in articles of dress.An instance is cited of a young French lady who had reduced her expenditure for articles of food down to starvation point, and on being asked what she most desired, her answer was, \u201cI am dying for a diamond breast-pin.\u201d Now, our City Fathers are about to imitate this celebrated young lady by increasing our civic debt in the sum of 520,000 for an article which can very well be dispensed with.After we have got the Telegraph, onerators will have to be employed, and the line will be constantly requiring repair ; in fact, it will be a constant source of expense.In large cities like Boston and New York the telegraph may be very ser viceable, but in our small city there is no necessity for it.Why should our already over-taxed rate-payers be burthened with an additional load?When a drain is wanted, or a few holes in a crowded thoroughfare require filling up, the excuse is no funds.Our streets are in a shameful state of dilapidation, yet we have borne this grievance, along with numberless others, because we supposed our City Fathers were economising.Yours, TAXPAYER.Montreal, Oct.8, 1861.LAW INTELLIGENCE.COURT captain do not, as they seem to have done, prevent any one man from acquiring the experience which is necessary to inform her commander respecting her proper trim, and her capacity as a sea-hoat.What has happened would have happened with the same management to any vessel in a greater or less degree, and with the same care as other vessels receive the Great Eastern will be as little subject as they are to disasters of tbe kind of that one which lately befell her.OF QUEEN\u2019S (CROWN SIDE.) BENCH Chief Justice SirL.H.Lafontaine and Hon.Justice Aylwin, Presiding.Extraordinary Romance.\u2014The account of the making way with a great grandchild of Sir Francis Burdett, heir to £14,000 a year, by its father, and its subsequent discovery in a den of thieves and beggars, naked, and covered with sores, filth and vermin, is a romance which, if it purported to be such, would be thought almost iucredible.It will doubtless be read with the greatest interest.Till further information, however, we shall entertain some doubts if all the facts have been made public.Even the supposed object of gaining money by making away with the child was so remote, and contingent on so many circumstances, that it seems insufficient to account for the act.Besides, how did the mother come to agree to the first steps of the plot ?The Western Indians and the Civil War.\u2014 Among those who, without any fault of their own, are likely to be great sufferers by the present war in the United States, are the Western Indians.Among these the Cherokees hold a conspicuous place for civilization, and an established polity.Whether from inclination, which, as slaveholders, they may be supposed to have towards the South, or from the coustraint to which they were exposed by their position, they have, against the strongly expressed views of their Chief, Jno.Ross, at length been led to take up arms on that side of the quarrel.There is a rumour that Ross has since taken another course, and is in arms for the Union ; but that is very improbable, and it may he taken for granted that 1200 or a couple of thousand Cherokees will be In arms for the South.At the best\u2014in case cf ihe success of the South\u2014the people will lose in blood and money.They will besides lose the annuity granted them by the Federal Government, of which $33,000, still lying at their credit, has been already confiscated.And in case of a Northern success, their conduct will afford an excuse, which will be only too greedily taken advantage of, to oust them from their present lands.The Episcopal Church of New York and the Civil WaR.\u2014At a recent convention of the Episcopal Church in New York a resolution was offered setting forth that by the articles of the Church the use of the homilies was only suspended till they could be revised, and requesting the Bishop to cause the révisai of the homily against rebellion, as one containing 11 godly and wholesome doctrine.\u201d This resolution was moved by Mr.Jay, and supported by some of the most eminent of the clergy and laity, including the Hon.Mr.Hoffman ; but was, nevertheless, rejected, without being allowed to come to a vote.A Deserter.We learn from the Niagara Mail that color serjeant Underwood, of the Royal Canadian Rifles\u2014(well known in this city)\u2014 deserted from the Company stationed in Niagara on Saturday morning, 28th nit.He had in his possession £100, with which he was intrusted to pay the men of the company that day.It is said he left about four o\u2019clock in the morning under pretext of\" going out mushrooming.\u201d He leaves a wife and five children behind.No reason can be assigned for thus leaving his regiment his time being up in about five or six months, and having always conducted himself in an upright,gentlemanly manner.The prevailing opinion seems to be that great inducements were offered him \u201c on the other side.\" Ship \u201cShandon.\u201d\u2014This fine vessel has just armed in port, being her third voyage from Glasgow this season.On reference to the books of the Trinity House, we find that the Shandon is the first sailing vessel that has ever made three trips in one season from any port in Great Britain to Montreal.Is the Great Eastern a Failure ?\u2014This is a question which, on many accounts, deserves to be canvassed with interest.We need not specify reasons which suggest themselves at once, but proceed to say a few words to show why the disaster which this great ship has experienced may be supposed to have arisen from accidental circumstances, which in no way prove her to be incapable of the service expected of her.It is certain that the character which she had obtained, both by prima facie reasoning, and as a consequence of her successful performances, has been lost for the moment, and that it will be necessary to make the causes of the late disaster comprehended, and to show that they are not only capable of being nded, but have been really ended before confidence can be restored to the travelling public.It has been supposed that the £ Montreal Harbour Bonds, 8 per cents.\t110 Champlain R.R.7 per cents.70 Champlain R.R.Bonds, (Montreal & I N.Y.8 per cents) .f EXCHANGE.Bank on London.108 Private do .106 Do with documents.106 Bank on New York.101 Private do\t.101 Edw.Alex.Prentice & Co., Brokers, No.4 Exchange.Montreal, Octobers, 1861.100 @ 108# @ 108 107 © 101# black whiskers and moustache, which rendered identification a matter of great difficulty.H© notict'd a bill announcing apartments to be let ip a house a few doors removed from that where his wife resided, and he at once took the vacant rooms.He subsequently told the landlady a portion of his story, and intreated her to assist him in procuring an interview with Mrs.Hill.The landlady went to Mrs.Hill\u2019s house, and found that lady absent.When the prisoner found that his wife had returned home, he again sent his landlady.He was told to come, and when he presented himself he pulled off the false whiskers and fhoustache and thrust them into his hat.Brett then produced his warrant.PEN AND INK SKETCH OE MR.AND MRS HILL.A correspondent of the Dublin Freeman supplies the following interesting particulars respecting this extraordinary case : \u201c I do not adopt the usual style of exaggeration when I say that Mrs.Hill is a lady possessed of rare personal attractions.A fine commanding figure\u2014an exquisitely formed bust, surmounted by a neck that might be chosen for a model, and a head small and most gracefully set on, giving to her figure, which is tall, slight and graceful, an air of elegance that is rarely equalled and could not be surpassed.Her waist, slight and rounded as if turned in a lathe, contrasts exquisitely with her broad, well-covered shoulders, and her light, elastic, yet firm and assured step, indicate that perfection of form and symmetry which constitutes in most minds the beau ideal of the female figure.To your lady readers, I may say that Mrs.Hill dresses with great taste and neatness, combined with simplicity.So far as I could judge by appearance, she does not deform her fine figure by slays, and the result is an ease and grace which art would in vain seek to imitate.When I say that she has very small hands and feet\u2014the latter possessing the smallness of the Chinese, with the high arch well-turned ankle, and finely pointed toes, so indicative of Norman blood\u2014I have completed, as nearly as a pen and ink sketch can, a description of as perfect a figure as an artist could look upon.\u201c Before I leave Mrs.Hill I may say that I have seen the shawl which this afflicted mother so mysteriously prized, and to which she in a great measure owes the confident assurance that tells her with even more of certainty than a mother\u2019s instinct that her lost one is found.It is one of those large muffling plaid shawls which are now so much used by tourists.It has plainly seen much service, and been subjected to some rough usage.Wnat secret history hangs around it that caused Mrs.Hill to value it so highly I have not ascertained, but possibly it may have been her companion in bygone and happy hours.\u201c Having said so much of Mrs.Hill, I will add a few particulars of Mr.Richard G.Hill.I have already stated that he is not at all related to Mr.Guinness, the eminent brewer, though I believe he is allied to some parties connected with the distant branches of the family.Mr.Hill had himself some connection with a brewery in the vicinage of Dublin,* but what its nature is I have not ascertained.His personal appearance is not prepossessing.His hair was by nature graced with a \u2018 carroty hue and though his cheeks are closely shaven, the \u2018 sandy\u2019 complexion is appa- Daily Report of the IKEontreal Produce IY£arket.Montreal, October 8,1861.FLOUR.\u2014Double Extra, $6.00© $6.40 ; Extra, $5.90 © $6.00 ; Fancy, $5.75 © $5.85; No.1, $5.60 © $5.70.No.2, $5.10 © $5.20: and Fine, $4.00 © $4.30.Bags\u2014 Spring Wheat, $2.70 © $2.80 ; Scotch, $2.80 © $2.95.WHEAT\u2014U.O.-Spring, ex cars, $1.10@$1.12; afloat, $1.14©$1.16 ; Chicago No.1 $1.18© $1.20; Mihvaukie Club $1.22# @ $1.24; Red Winter $1.27# © $1.30; White do., $1.35 @ $1.40.PEAS\u2014Per 66 lbs, 74c © 76c.CORN\u2014Per 56 lbs, 54 © 56c.PORK.\u2014Mess, $15.50 © $16.00; Prime Mess, $13.75 © $14.25 ; Prime, $13.00 © $13.50.BUTTER\u20149c @ 12c.ASHES\u2014Pots, $5.90 ©$5.95; Pearls.$6.40 © $6.45.OATMEAL\u2014Per 200 lbs, $4.00 © $4.10.Flour.\u2014 Since our last sales have been limited, owing to small receipts, and prices well sustained.To-day the European news is a little unfavourable, but not expected to make much, if any, change in prices.Purchasers offer $5.60 for No.1, but holders are firm at full quotations.We hear of no sales of consequence to-day.Bags in demand.Wheat.\u2014Considerable sales have taken place at outside figures.To-day business is quiet and not much doing ; holders asking full figures still.^PeaS\u2014Scarce and in demand.Holders asking 77c© Corn\u2014Quiet and little doing.Provisions\u2014Very dull and mere retail sales.Butter\u2014Fair demand.Ashes\u2014Steady.Oatmeal\u2014Scarce and enquired for.Freights\u2014Active and steady.Grain 7s 3d ©7s 6d, Flour 3s 3d@3s 6d to Liverpool and the Clyde ; Grain 7s 9d@8s, and Flour 3s 9d@4s to London.DAVID E.MACLEAN & CO., Commission Merchants, Shippers and Brokers, I^Zathews St Maclean's Daily Prices Upper Canadian Proauce- Toronto, October 7, 1861.FLOUR.\u2014Superior Extra, $5.50 © $6.00 ; Extra, $5,25 © $5.35 ; Fancy, $5.10 : No.1, $4.80 © $4.90.GRAIN\u2014Prime Fall Wheat, $1.08 © $1.15 ; Common to Fair, $1.00@$1.03; Spring Wheat, Ü0c@ü0c ; Barley, 45c © 51c; Oats, 28c ; Peas, 50c.The rain of yesterday, coupled with the fact of this being usually a dull day on our market, the deliveries were very limited.Sales of Spring and Fall, ex car, were, however, made to some extent at 96c©$1.10 for good shipphig samples.Flour actively enquired for, especially No.1.GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.TRAFFIC FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT.4, 1861.Passengers.$22,059\t07# Freight and Live Stock.30,408\t97 Mails and Sundries .1,667\t34 Rice, Lewis&Son 130 boxes; Ferrier&co 771 bdls; Benoit&Letourneux 81 bdls; Benny, McPherson& co 487 bars 179 bdls; D & J McLennan&co 835 do 164 do; John Harrington 3249 do 568 do; T Wilson&co 15 boxes 738 sheets 378 bdles; W B Francis 170 bdles 38 bars; J H Winn 110 do 267 do; Order 23 pkgs 507 do 250 bdls 13 tes 8 erts 130 balls 30 bles; Havilland Routh&co 100 tons 11 ertes 250 bags 50 kgs.Exports» Oct.8.Brig Leander, for St Johns\u2014R Simms &co 1400 brls flour 30 do oatmeal 22 do peas 48 kegs butter 4 m staves 1 horse 1 wagon 1 sleigh.Bark Norge, Cork, for orders\u2014Heward 210200 bus wheat; Captain 700 boards 130 deals 1 m staves.Bark Brothers, for London\u2014H Routh & co 15419 bus wheat 1070 brls flour 20 do 1005 boards 1200 pcs W staves 150 deals.Exports down River- Exports per Mail Steamers to Quebec.Three Rivers, &c., for week ending October 8 :\u2014 Flour, .brls 973 bags 61 Pork, brls.84 Beef, brls.58 Whiskey,.puns 2 brls 22 Butter, tubs.57 Hides.696 Oatmeal, brls.24 Wheat.bushels 50 Barley, bus.220 Oats, bus.531 Peas, bus.512 Corn, bus.80 Lard, kegs .q Cattle, Head.^ Exports per sundry steamers to Quebec, Three Rivers Terrebonne, &c., for week ending 8th October, not entered at H.C.Ofiice Flour, brls.630 bags 274 Pork, brls.10 Hides.75 Wheat, bus.16 Oats, bus.122 Bigs.4 Whisky, .puns 9, brls ~ \"\t\u2019 id .Cattle,* head .5 Calfskins, bdls.10 Biscuits bxs.3 Butter, tubs.2 Imports up River- Imports per Sundry Steamers from Quebec, Three Rivers, Terrebonne, &c., for week ending 8th October, not entered at H.C.Ofiice :\u2014 Ashes, brls.21 Oats, bus.1920 Barley, bus.1280 Peas, \u201c.50 Potatoes, bus.101 Hay, bdls.200 Oatmeal, brls.207 Butter, tubs.Cattle, head,.Sheep.Pigs.Calves.250 .60 .701 .34 1 Linseed, bus.98 Hayseed, bus.50 $54,135 38# Corresponding week of last year.6.3,768 34# Decrease.$9,632 96 H.Shackell, Auditor.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA.STATEMENT OF TRAFFIC RKClSÎFTB FOU WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 28, 1861.Local Passengers.18074 Foreign Passengers.3783# Immigrants.163 Mails, Express, &c.Local Freight and Live Stock, tons.8225# Local Timber & Lumber, ft.808268 1019 Local Firewood.cords.107# 1553 Foreign Freight and Live Stock.1509# Miles.Total.970 Week endiug sept, 29,JL800.970 $30161 22 7346 81 674 61 3319 24 29044 13 2061 10 1079 20 15902 76 $79589 07 8096 08 Per Champlain & St Lawrence R- R- October 8.J Morris 6 brls oysters ; J W Benson 2 boxes ; Owner 1 do tobacco; Lymans, C&co 1 bx; Owner 5 chests tea; C A Marchand 2 cs wine ; N Davis 25 bxs g\u2019warg; S Drey&co 9 cses; S E\\ving& on 100 bags coffee; Geo Hagar 7 ranges 11 stoves 8 kettles 3 tin closets 1 bdl castings 1 pckg do and brick 2 barrels do 8 pots 8 spiders 3 reservoirs; Owner 38 bxs; II Jacobs&co 5 do 4 brls ; B A M &co 10 hhds lampblack; Mulholland & B 3 bxs 1 brl 1 cask; R&A Miller 1 cs 7 bdls paper; J Mar-doni 20 brls plaster; A Ramsay 4 bxs; Rodden & M 3 brls 75 pcs F brick; N Davis 1 bx; Frothing-ham&W 10 bdls steel; S Hill&co 2 bles Irdes; N Davis 10 crates 1 cask 2 brls e\u2019ware; R Jones 28 bdls 2 boxes C stock ; F W Harris 1 brl; Mulholland & B 1 box ; A Adam 3 do; A Bryson 6 do; Mitchell, C&co 1 do; J D Robinson 1 block marble.Imports per Grand Trunk East- October 8.Handyside & co 1 case.Per Giand Trunk West- Oct.8 C Leduc 20 brls flour; H J Wond&co 50 brls pork; D Torrance 83 pkgsbutter; Order 33 firkins butter; J Williams 51 kgs butter; W Darling&co 3 brls ashes; G Moffatt&co 1 do do; W&T Leem-ing 2 do do; W&R Muir 1 do do; J Dougall 61 bags flour; W Parkjn 100 do do; T M Clarke & co 100 brls flour; T W Raphael 100 d» do; J Dougall 200 do do; Janes, O&co 400 do do; G Philips 100 do do; James McDougall 100 do do; Rae&M 1050 bus wheat; E A Prentice 350 do do; D E McLean 700 do do; T M Clarke&co 350 do do; Gillespie, M&co 704 do do; Janes, A&co 693 do do; Renaud&F 350 do do; W&T Leeming 350 do do; W Parkyn 2625 do do; B Harris&co 1050 do do; R Mitchell 1050 do do; H Chandler 330 do do; Thompson, C & co 5 kegs butter; D McPherson 5 do do; P Fregent 11 do do; G Moffatt&co 15 do do; B Harris&eo 16 do do; J Dougall 13 do do; J Smardin 41 brls tallow; J Le-duc&co 43 brls beef: J Dougall 100 brls oatmeal; Order 137 bxes cheese; JPratt&co 25 rolls leather; J Dougall 6 do do.Receipts of Produce per Laehine Canal.Oct 8.Per Barge Defiance\u201415231 bus corn.Schr James Leslie\u20147836 bus wheat.Str Magnet\u201413 brls ashes 453 kegs butter 1550 brls flour 60 do pork 1043 bus peas 242 do wheat.Barge Resolute\u201415379 bus corn.Barge Onward\u20148112 bush corn 4873 bushels wheat.Str Buckingham\u2014100 bus barley 48 brls oatmeal 42 bus peas.Barge Monica\u20149630 bus wheat.Barge Jura 8500 bus corn.Barge Etheline\u20149867 bush corn 60 brls flonr.Schr Alma\u20149400 bush wheat.Barge Marie\u20141093 brls flour.Per steamer Magnet A Crawford 2 bxes sundries; G&D Shaw 1 bx; Moreland, Watson&co 10 bxs axes; J Dougall 11 barls potash 284 do flour 96 bags do 121 do wheat; Law, Young &co 152 brls flour; Frank Ross 727 do do; T M Clark 120 bgs do; A&Kirkpatrick 40 do do; Thompson, C& co 2 brls potash; Order 1 ck copper; R & Fitzpatrick 100 brls-flour; J Leduc&co 60 do pork; Jno Dougall 200 do flour 120 do do; Edmonstone, A &co 105 bgs pease; W Lindsay 174 kgs butter66 do do; A&S Nordheimer 4 pianos; J P Dowker 1 lot furniture.Per steamer Champion\u2014Order 16 barels meal; Frothingham&W 1 case; A S Richardson 5 bales leather; Sundries 328 pckges fruit; M P Ryan 14 kgs butter; H Chandler 10 do do; B, McPherson &co 4 doz grain shovels; D E McLean 89 barrels pork; M Laing 100 brls flour; Leduc & Gibbs 99 do do; A J Noad 70 do do; T S Higginson 12 brls pork; J Dougall 18 brls ashes; J Swinburne 1 brl oil; W Darling 1 do ashes; Gillespie, M&co 1 do do; H J Noad&co 220 do flour; G Denholm 300 do do; J Ray 2 do apples; J Patton&eo 5 grates 2 cs 2 cks 4 cases g\u2019ware; Mularky&co 2 es; T M Clark&co 1 Franklin stove; Kingan&Kinloch 22 bags rice; Lymans, Clare & co 1 barrel bladders; M P Ryan 8 tubs butter; Robertsonà Hutchins 1 chest tea; A Allan 1 cow 1 calf ; P Peebles 1 brl oil; J Patton&co 1 cse 1 csk 1 brl 4 cses; E Miles 30 brls apples; Goodwin&Bros 5 do oil; J A Hart 5 do; Lymans, C & co 5 do; J Geroux 69 do apples; E Miles 31 do; Order 56 do; Mitcbell&co 13 kgs rice; E Miles 6 csks; J &J Woodley 70 green hides; Lymans, C&co 5 brls oil; Goodwin & co 5 do; J R Andy Ikeg butter; A Crawford 3 boxes sundries; D E McLean 4 brls potash.Imports per Chambly Canal.Oct.8.Per Boat Peter Henry\u2014Parkes&Adams 44739 pcs plates 1 bx marble.Schr Alma\u2014Order 9200 bus wheat.Boat Grawler\u2014F L Steel&co 65 tons gravel.Boat P I Heart\u2014Henderson & H 86 tons iron ore.Boat Commodore\u2014»Henderson&H 92 tons iron ore.Steamer Salaberry\u2014W Stephens & oo 17 brls starch.Str Blue Bonnet\u2014J Law 1 box; Sundries 193 pkgs fruit; H Chandler 409 boxes cheese 23 kegs butter; D E McLean 50 bgs flour; Mackay Bros 2 brls potash.BY TELEGRAPH, Via Montreal Line.Decrease,.$1374 01 Total Traffic from July 1st, 1861, to date.$768257 06 Total Traffic for same period last year.802625 67 J.Hardman, Auditor.Amount of Go\u2019s Freight in above.$1321 66 FORT or MONTREAL- ARRIVED-OCT.8.Schr Three Brothers, Trenton, Halifax, 10th Sept, Ross & Co, sugar, fish and oil, 55 tons.CLEARED\u2014OCT.8.Brigt Leander, Cloutier, Harbour Grace, N F, J Mitchell, flour.Bark Brothers, Irving, London, H Routh & Co, wheat and flour.Bark Norge, WTebuge, Cork, for orders, H Chapman & Co, wheat.Imports per schooners and Barges entered at the H.C.Office, Oct.8 : Tons.PORT OF QUEBEC.[From the Quebec Chronicle.] ARRIVED\u2014OCT.4.Ship Orso, Jones, 15th August, Glasgow, John Laird, general cargo.- Clio, Worden, 13th do, Milford, order, ballast.-Thornhill, Russell, 26th do, St.Paul de Loando, do, do.Bark Mary Ann Peters, Longford, 12th do, Bridge-water, Henry Fry, do.-Native, Trank, 14th do, Liverpool, C E Levey & co, do.-Reliance, Wright, 22nd do, do, D Patton & co, coal.-Sarah Mandell, Twentyman, 13th do, Llanelly, C & J Sharpies & co, do.-Emphemia, Purdy, 13th do, Marvport, order, do.-Lady Gordon, Quirk, 13th do, Whitehaven, do, do.Arrival of die NORWEGIAN.Father Point, October 8.The Norwegian left Liverpool on the 26th and Londonderry on the 2'7th.GREAT BRITAIN.Sir Bulwer Lytton, in a speech at an agricultural dinner in Herefordshire, reviewed the general aspect of foreign and domestic politics.\u2014 Italy, be said, had become a great nation.He took Roebuck\u2019s view of Austria, and complimented Earl Russell on his conduct of the foreign department.Sir Edward said he had long forseen the rupture in America, and thought it would lead to a happy result both for the safety of Europe and the civilization of America.It was not a failure of the democracy.Any other form of Government would have equally failed in keeping together sections of a community so geographically vast and with interests so antagonistic to each other.The issue of notices for the adoption of short time in the Lancashire Mills, was daily becoming more general and under these circumstances spinners and manufacturers were showing increased confidence and determination to abstain from pressing goods on the market till prices shall have attained a point in some degree commensurate with the rise in raw material.The Times, in its city article, attributes the continued decline in funds to the feeling of disquiet as to the prospects of the operative classes of Manchester in the coming winter, and the influence which the partial suspension of the cotton trade may have upon the revenue.Mr.Guinness Hill, the gentleman charged under extraordinary circumstances with suppression of his child and falsification of registry, has been committed for trial.FRANCE.Paris papers assert that in consequence of late events in Japan, English vessels on China stations had been ordered to Jeddo.The Lyons silk trade, which suffered so much from the American crisis, was exhibiting a marked improvement.AUSTRIA.An Imperial ordinance was issued at Festh on the 25th, prohibiting the meeting of the Federal Assembly of Comité of Pesth, which was to take place on the 30 th, and threatening the employ of force should the prohibition he disregarded.The Coirite of Bah) has declared its decision to protest against the dissolution of the Hungarian Diet.POLAND.The muncipal elections had commenced at Warsaw ; there was much excitement, but order was not disturbed.GREECE.A proclamation issued by the Ministry declares that the young man who attempted the assassination of the Queen is insane.TURKEY.The first conference on the union of the Dan-ubian principalities took place at Constantinople.Turkey, England and France were in favour of it, and Russia, Austria and Prussia were opposed to the union.The Conference remains without result.It is reported that no important operation is to be taken against the Montenegrins for some time.Omar Pasha made a strong reconnoisance.from Trebigue, and ascertained that the Montenegrins had thrown up redoubts before Grahova, hut made do preparations for assuming the defensive.Canton advices to the 12th August say that the Prussian minister failed to obtain a treaty with the Chinese Government.11 was reported that the Rebels, to the number of 100,000, were approaching Shanghai.Nankin was closely invested by the Imperialists.The port of Taiwan Foo in Formosa had been opened under treaty.The Chinese customs and the working of the new treaty caused much dissatisfaction to the mercantile community.The Great Eastern is less damaged than at first represented.She will repair at Milford and resume the service betwem Liverpool and New York.The Times thinks the Emperor of Russia\u2019s letter good and appropriate, and more acceptable to America than advice from any other power, but obviously the advice will not be taken by a proud and obstinate people.More blood must flow before the counsels of St.Petersburg be listened to.Russell, in a letter, says he has no doubt whatever of the ultimate power of the Northern and Western States to subjugate the secédcd States if they put forth all their strength.The Post publishes the terms of the treaty between England, France and Spain for immediate intervention in Mexico.There is no intention of waging a territorial war, but a combined naval force will occupy the principal ports on the gulf, and the allied Powers will sequestrate the customs revenue at such ports, retaining one half and paying the rest to the Mexican Government.If Mexico sets the allies at defiance, an effective blockade will be immediately established.The Moniteur formally announces that the King of Prussia will be at Compeigne on the 6 th Uctober, and another crowned head, probably the King of Holland, visits France at the same time.The Constitutionnel officially announces that the Washington Government has not authorized its agents in Europe to make any military engagements.Officers accepting service, therefore, act on their own responsibility.Active négociations are going on between Paris and Turin relative to the guarantee for spiritual independence of the Pope, if Rome becomes the capital of Italy.A diplomatic rupture between Italy and Spain is anticipated, if Spain stilt refuses to deliver up the Archives of the Neapolitan Consulate.On the first rumor of an offer of a military command by America to Garibaldi an address numerously signed was presented to him, conjuring him not to quit Italy.Becker who attempted to shoot the King of Prussia was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment and subsequent banishment.A municipal crisis was imminent in Vienna.The Governor General of India has offered tempting prizes for the next two years for the production of Cotton.Yia Derry\u2014The Times Paris correspondent says, private telegraphic dispatches announce an illness on the part of the Pope, much more serious than before.A letter in the Times, from Mr.John Laird, of Birkenhead, shows that in case of emergency the Docks in Mersey would be available for the great ships of the Iron cased Fleet.30.000\tmen, and on the lower Potomac about 12.000\tor 15,000, back of Evansport.At or near Manassas there are comparatively few troops.All information received at headquarters shews the enemy is prodigiously strong, numbering nearly 200,000 men, and that no offensive movement is at present intended.Johnson and Smith favour an active policy, but Beauregard insists on standing on the defensive.NEW YORK MARKETS\u2014Oct.8.Flour\u2014Receipts 28,870 bis, market steady, 5c lower ; sales 8,300 bbls : $5,35 - 5,45 forSuperior State; $5,60®5,65 ior Extra State; $5,35t®5,45c for Superior Western ; $5,60 a 5,70e for common to medium ; Extra Western $5,80 IW 5,90c for shipping brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio.Canadian flour dull and drooping; sales 456 bbls ; $5,40®5,45 for Superfine ; $5,60/2)6,75 for common to choice Extra.Wheat heavy, at 1 to 2c lower ; receipts 148,704.Corn heavy and lower.Oats unchanged at 30/2)35c.Barley firm at 70 «.77c.Pork quiet.Via Vermont and Boston Bine- Fortress Monroe, Oct.6.The steamer Spaulding has sailed for Hatteras Inlet with 500 troops.Gen.Wool returned here this morning and will doubtless remain.Genl.Mansfield goes to Hatteras Inlet on the Spaulding to assume the chief command there.The captain of the Fanny was severely censured, as it appears the Rebel vessels were not seen until they were within four miles of the Propeller on Thursday morning.Darnstown, Md., Oct.5.Firing was repeatedly heard in the direction of Conrod\u2019s Ferry to-day.It is rumoured that it was from our guns to protect the preparations which are said to be making there for crossing the river.The 1st Brigade of Genl.Abercrombie is now resting near Durnstowm Jefferson City, Oct.6.A despatch to the St.Louis Democrat says little doubt is entertained here that Price is on his way South with, the main body of his army.It is supposed Price will push on to the Kansas Line.Fremont will follow closely and give him battle whenever he finds him.A force of between 3 and 4,000 Rebel Cavalry war seen near Tipton, whose object is presumed to be to fall upon some stray Regiment or transportation train going out.Despatches to the t.Louis Republican say the belief in military circles here that Gen.Price will avoid a battle with Fremont is possible* Uthers entertain the opinion that he intends to surprise some point the least protected, and that we will have a light in a few days.Cairo, Oct.7.The gun boats Tyler and Lexington while re-connoitering down the River to-day fell in with the Rebel gun boat Jeff.Davis.They chased her to within ten miles of Columbus, when tile battery on the Kentucky shore, some twenty guns, and some of them rifled, opened on them.The engagement lasted an hour.No damage was done on our boats ; the rebel damage is not known.Louisville, Oct.1.It is stated that T.C.Hendman has raised 300u men in Arkansas for the Hardus command.Memphis papers of the 30th say that 30 cases of Enfield muskets, part of the 50,000 that lately evaded the blockade, had reached Memphis, and were on their way to Columbus.Memphis was alive with soldiers on the 29th.Jones, formerly an editor of a Philadelphia paper, is secretary in the War Departmental Richmond.The estimated value of the Yankee property in Virginia, confiscated by the rebels, amounts to $39,000,000.Mobile papers say that the defences south of the city are rapidly going on.Washington, Oct.7.It is ascertained from an official source that Gen.Wool has as yet received no instructions.That he will proceed to Missouri is uncertain.Gen.McDowell is to be made Major General of the Volunteers.The rebel pickets advanced only to a bill, one mile beyond Falls Church during the day, and retire back from the hill at night.Louisville, Oct.7.Humphrey, Marshall, has escaped to the Southern rebels.The Journal of to-morrow will state that W.S.Sheeman supersedes Gen.Anderson, who is returning because of ill health.Fort Monroe, Oct.7.The steamer Express met this morning by agreement the Federal steamer Northumberland, with a flag of truce and brought down fifty-seven wounded prisoners, released yesterday at Richmond, who were taken at Bull Run.They report 5,000 troops in Richmond.That the Rebel army on the Potomac is reported to number over 150,000.The apprehensions of an attack on the seaboard causes great anxiety.Gov.Brown of Georgia, has recalled five regiments to defend the State.The Rebel troops are suffering for want of medicines, clothing and certain kinds of food.Beauregard was at Manassas.Jeff.Davis returned to Richmond on Saturday last in feeble health.Speculation was rife as to his successor.17 of the released prisoners who were unable to go home have been sent to Old Point hospital, the others go north to-night.Mr.Ely has been declared a prisoner of war by the Rebel Congress and is still confined in Richmond.The wounded prisoners were released for the reason that their wants could not be supplied.They bad been obliged to sleep on the floor during their imprisonment.New York, Oct.8.A despatch in the Richmond Examiner reports Breckenridge at Abingdon,.Va., on the 3d.He will resign his seat in the Senate and issue an address to the people of Kentucky and actively engage in the war.He is expected to be in Richmond in a few days.Firewood, cords\t\t\t742 Bricks\t\t\t48 Cement, tons\t\t\t65 Lumber, feet\t\t\t86 Coals, chaldrons\t\t\t81 1022 Imports per Schooners and Barges entered at\t\t Laehine Canal: Hoops\t\t\tTons.Firewood, cords\t\t\t311 Boards\t\t531000\t540 Shingles\t\t\t32 Imports.\t\t883 Manifest of the Ship SHANDON, Munro, master, from Glasgow :\u2014Andrew Macfarlane & Co., Agents.Laurie, Callum&co 2 bles; John Watson&co 30 crates 7 csks; Jackson&Hurd 4 ertes; J D Camp-bell& co 4 crates; Crathern & Caverhill 14 casks 2429 bars 519 bundles iron ; A Laurie, jr & col bale 1 box; Joseph McKay & Bros 5 bales 1 box; Henry Chapman&co 15 qr-csks whiskey; Order5 crates 1 cask; Robert Weir&co 17 bxes; Order 14 crates; John McDonald & co 1 box ; Order 112 crates; P Paterson & Son 1 box 217 socks; Fro-thingham&Workman 250 tons pig iron 9667 bars 928 bundles iron 2 casks 299 socks 62 plough beams; Millar, Thomson&co Shales^ cses; James McGuffie 2 boxes ; Andrew Macfarlane & co 13 boxes.Per ship \u201c Milton Lockhart,\u201d Hatfield, master, from Liverpool, Havilland Routh & Co., agents :\u2014 H Gtraham* co 4 bles; Crathern&Caverhill 306 sheets; W E Eastty 28 crates 12 csks; Jackson & Hurd 27 ertes; D Torrance&co 649 bxs; Rimmer, Rintoul&co 10 brls 50 hf-hhds 50 bskts 1 hhd; J Carruthers&co 8 bles; Edwin Harris 3 crates; I Buchanan, Harris&co 1660 bdls 130 bxs 20 bskts 2 cks; Thos Kay&Sco 52 cs; A Bourne 28 crates; L Renaud&Cassidy 51 ertes; E Maitland, Tylee& co 50 bags 7 cs; M 'tannton 83 bles; J S Whyte 10 do; R H Perryn 1247 bundles 630 bars; Law, Young&co 150 bags; A Urquhart&co 37 kegs 50 csks; Foulds&Hodgson 12 cases, Frothingham & Workman 2 pkgs 1334 bdls; T PeckifCO 883 do; Brig Thomas, McOuat, 10th do, Alloa, C E Levey & co, do.- Congress, Lightbody, 13th do, Maryport, order, ballast.Brigt Evanthes, White, oil.-, Labrador, do, fish and OCT.5.Ship Czar, Langwill, 21st Aug, Greenock, E Burstall & co.coal.- Cornelia, Allen, 7th do, Liverpool, Falkenberg & McBlain, salt.-Budget, Dunn, 17th do, do, II Dubord, ballast.Bark Rosina, Meadus, 11th do, London, order, do.- Montezuma, Atkin, 20th do, Sharpness Point, do, do.-North Britain, Swain, 29th July, Southampton, do, do.\u2014 Stadacona, Willis, 21st Aug, Poole, do, do.-Marathon, Horst, 7th do, Bristol, do, do.-Ward Chipman, Harber, 21st do, Limerick, E Burstall & co.-Augusta, Watson, 23rd do, Scarhoro, order, do.- Sir Colin Campbell, Gray, 31st August, Hudson\u2019s Bay, order, troops.-McDonnell, Dryden, 12th do, Troon, Henry Fry, coal.-Lord Metcalfe, Young, 10th do, Troon, order, do.Brig Symmetry, Jackson, 2nd do, Cowes, do.ballast.- Thompson, Burton, 6th do, Amwich, C & J Sharpies & co, do.-Thistle, Murphy, 13th do, Waterford, H Pemberton, ballast.-Cherub, James, 19th do, Gloucester, order, do.Ship Aurora, Morison, 14th Aug, Sunderland, M I Wilson, coal, bricks & bottles.-Lloyds.Harris, 19th do, London, order, bal.Bark Regina, Eilertsen, 18th July, Pembroke, Dock, order, bal.-Symmetry, Rogers, 10th Aug, Liverpool, Levey 37s 6d ; Yellow 31s/®31s 3d; Mixed 30s 9dréz) 31s.Ashes\u2014Pots 32s 6d ; Pearls 34s/5)34s 6d.Sugar firm.Consols 93g/@93L BIRTHS.At Quebec, on the 6th instant.Mrs.R U.Wurtele, St.Genevieve-street, Cape, of a daughter.In Fullarton, on the 3rd instant, Mrs.John Tuer, of a son.In Newmarket, on the 30th ult., the wife of Mr.T.Botsford, of a son.In Meaford, on the 2nd instant, the wife of Mr.Duncan Sinclair, founder, late of Owen Sound, of twins, both boys.MARRIAGES.\t\u201c On the 30th ult., by the Rev.Mr.Park, of Durham, at the residence of the bride\u2019s father.Bentinck, Mr.A.Chatwin, of Keppel, to Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson.In Glanford, on the 3rd instant, by the Rev.G.Bui).Mr.John Robert Temple, to Miss Fanny Ellis, both of Glanford.DEATHS.Yesterday morning, the 8th instant, Helen Maria Cleghorn, the beloved wife of Thos.R.Johnson, aged 24 years.The Funeral will take place to-morrow, (Thursday.the 10th instant), at 2 P.M., from her husband\u2019s residence, 180 St.Catherine Street East, to Trinity Church, thence, to the Mount Royal Cemetery.Friends of the family are kindly invited to attend.On Saturday, the 5th instant, at St.Martin, near Montreal, Gabriel Tunstall, Lieut.H.P.70th Regiment, eldest son of the late Rev.James Tunstall, Rector of Montreal, in the 64th year of his age.jt^\u201cThe Funeral will take place this day, (Wednesday), the 9th instant.His friends in Montreal ara respectfully requested to meet the body, at the Milo End, at Three o\u2019clock, and accompany the Funeral ta Mount Royal Cemetery, as no cards will be issued.PASSENGERS Per steamship \u201c Jura,\u201d Alton, Master, for Liverpool.From Quebec\u2014Hon John Fraser, Hon Judge Mon-delet, F Montizambert, H A LeMoyne, D R Stodart, N E Rowe.From Montreal\u2014Mrs Coquerel, Mrs Tie-hanan, Mrs Roche, Mr English, Mrs do and child, W L Hambwch, Dr Nash.From Ottawa\u2014Louis Cooper.From Toronto\u2014Isaac Fleming, Mrs do and 2 children, Miss Annie Moore, Wm Stach, MrEttrich.C Jacques, Mrs Dutresnelle.From Portland\u2014Mr Goddard, Miss Mary do., Miss Maria Gueley, Wm Hunt.From Chicago\u2014John Mackintosh, Geo Day.Returning to England\u2014Geo Thompson, Lt.-Col Wragge.\u201432cabin and 80 steerage ; in all 112, New York, Oct.6.A serious riot occurred in Hudson City on Saturday night, between the members of the Barney Rifles, quartered iu the United States Arsenal, and some 300 citizens, which may yet lead to a serious result.A number of persons were injured, including the Mayor of the City.While trying to quell the disturbance he* was stabbed five or 6 times about the head and body, and is very seriously if not fatally injured.There were serious apprehensions of a riot yesterday, and the military were ordered to hold themselves in readiness.Washington, Oct.7.The steamer Philadelphia, Capt.Reynolds, arrived at the Navy Yard this morning from Fort Monroe.All was quiet along the river.A special despatch to the Commercial says it is estimated that the national debt will be three hundred millions of dollars by the 1st December next.' The Secessionists have full possession of Arizona and New Mexico.Yesterday was the hottest day ever experienced in October.The result of the recent battles in Western Virginia is supposed here to render that entire section secure to the Union cause.Our lines are now extended below Hunter\u2019s Creek, in the direction of Mount Vernon.The Baltimore and Ohio Railway expect soon to resume work on the section between Harper\u2019s Ferry and Cumberland.They have assurances of Government protection.Washington, Oct.7.The cargo of the Bermuda consisted of 18 rifled cannon, 325 and 2 168 ft canister guns, with all the necessary shot and shell ready for immediate use ; also, 6500 Enfield rifles ; between 20,000 and 30,000 cartridges for the same ; 6,000 pairs of army shoes, 20,000 blankets, 180 lbs of gunpowder, a large quantity of morphea quinine and other medicine stores, and many other articles of more than money value to the rebel army.Her cargo cogt one million dollars cash.Her armament was two 12-pounder rifled guns, 1 on each side.he is now floating for active service, and is to be employed in cruising for the returning California steamers.Commodore Fattal will command her.My informant states positively that the mate of the Bermuda informed him that more iron clad steam frigates are expected from England on the Southern coast by the 13th of October.The Bermuda is owned in England, her cargo in South Carolina.While she was loading and at the time she cleared, it was supposed in Liverpool to be a supply ship for the Royal Navy, although Downing Streei knew much better.She cleared for a West India port.The main body of the Rebels is at Fairfax Court: House, where a broad belt of camps, almost unbroken, is seen from our baloon, stretching | northward toward Leesburg, where there aie GOUGH Lectures this Evening-, at the Music Hall, on LONDON LIFE.October 9.c 242 THEATRE^ROYAL.Lessee and Manager.Mr.J.\"W.Buckland.The beautiful Comediennes and Vocalists, the rtfELSOM SISTERS, THKltt SISTER MAMIE HEMDERSOW, AND ALFRED NELSON.In the new Grand Fairy Burlesque Extraraganza, (received every night with unbounded applause), entitled CINDERELLA; OR\t7 The Prince, the Lackey, and the Slipper, THIS EVENING.Wednesday, Oct.9.Previous to the Burlesque, the beautiful Comedy, in two acta, entitled TIME TRIES ALL.Pricks of Admission.\u2014Private Boxes, $3 ; Dress Circle, 50 cents ; Second Circle, 37j cts ; Pit, 25 ets.Hj\u2019Seats and Private Boxes can be secured at PPJNCE\u2019S Music Store, Notre Dama Street.October 9.\t242 The Montreal Fox Hounds.WEDNESDAY, 9th October, 10:30 A.M.\u2014 OUTREMONT.SATURDAY, 12 th October, 10 A.M.\u2014POINTE CLAIRE.October 2.\t236 ST.GEORGE\u2019S SOCIETY, MONTREAL.T HE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING of this CORPORATION will be holden at \u201c DOLLY\u2019S,\u201d on THURSDAY, the TENTH day of OCTOBER instant, at HALF-PAST SEVEN in the EVENING precisely.A full and punctual attendance is particularly requested.W.TURNER, Secretary.October 9.\t242 GOUGH Lectures this Evening, at the Music Hall, on LONDON LIFE.October 9,\tc "]